Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
Work
Job Readiness
Networking is a way to make professional connections that will ultimately help you secure a job.
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There are laws that protect students from getting discriminated. Try to document any incidents and report them to a teacher or parent.
Work
Job Readiness
To find work, don't leave any stone unturned: use government resources, search online and offline, and network!
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Pride month is dedicated to honoring the voices and contributions of 2SLGBTQIA folks and bringing attention to the issues they still face.
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CSIS is Canada’s spy agency and it reports to and advises the Canadian government about national security.
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If you applied and got accepted to a college or university in Canada as an international student, you'll need a study permit.
Work
Job Readiness
The tech industry has thrived even during the pandemic because of its digital nature and lots of junior level positions are available.
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Your status in Canada is determined by how you entered the country and what documentation you have.
Health
Relationships
Emotional abuse is when someone plays with your emotions to make you feel bad about yourself, or your relationship with them.
Health
Relationships
Physical abusers use violence to control others. You don't have to feel ashamed, and it's essential that you seek help.
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To be deported means to be removed from Canada by immigration authorities. People who are deported are sent back to their country of origin.
Immigration
Citizenship
To apply, you'll need to make sure you're eligible, pay the fee, and take a Citizenship Test.